1 bed ground floor maisonette for sale in Wellmeadow Road, London, SE6 (ref: 519761)

DESCRIPTION In recent years you hear a lot of people saying that they are looking for something to add value to. Well look no further. What we have here is a small one bedroom flat which has planning permission to convert to a two bedroom flat. The property will still enjoy a generous sized garden. The flat is located on the Hither Green side of the Catford Corbett estate. So the road is wide and leafy with lots of natural light. Attached are the plans for the flat in present size together with the plans once extended. This is a great opportunity to create a smashing project. #AskBeaumont

PRESENT ACCOMODATION Communal Entrance Hall
Entrance
Separate Cloakroom
Living Room with open plan kitchen
Bedroom
Ensuite bathroom
Garden circa 57'

EXTENDED ACCOMODATION Communal entrance hall
Entrance Hall
Living Room / open kitchen. 19.4m2
Bedroom one 13.6 m2
Bedroom two 10.6m2
Bathroom
Courtyard patio
Private Rear Garden

LOCATION Distances are taken from googlemaps.co.uk. They are approximate and are to be used as rough guide only.
TRANSPORT
Hither Green Station 0.6 Mile
Catford Bridge 1.2 Mile
Catford 1.3 Mile
PARKS
Mountsfield Park 0.7 Mile
Manor Park 1.0 Mile
manor House Gardens 1.0 Mile
Forster Memorial Park 0.9 Mile
Ladywell Fields 1.4 Mile
Waterlink Way 1.4 Mile



AGENTS NOTE London Borough of Lewisham. Band 'C' £1615pa
Service Charge circa £400 - £500 (to be verified)
Ground rent. Negatable. (to be verified)
Lease 123 years. (to be verified)
Plans available at Lewisham Council/Planning applications. DC/22/126138

CORBETT ESTATE QUICK HISTORY The St.Germans Estate near Lewisham was built in 1898 by Archibald Corbett. Corbett had a desire to create a healthy environment for families to live in. The streets were built on a north south grid where possible so that the houses could get as much natural light as possible. Just 3000 homes were built on 278 acres, so 11 houses per acre. Corbett wanted people to have open space and fresh air.
Compare 11 houses per acre to today's London scene.
This was very modern in 1898 and the open space, low density housing is one of the things that makes what is now called the Corbett estate very popular with families today. Corbett was so popular that the official name of the St.Germans estate was lost and the area became known as the 'Corbett Estate'.
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